Case Manager - Subacute Care
Volunteers Of America, Utah·Murray, Utah
Volunteers Of America, Utah·Murray, Utah
The Case Manager conducts needs assessments and coordinates treatment plans to support clients in subacute care. They facilitate life skills groups, manage Medicaid benefits, and collaborate with treatment teams to ensure client stabilization and safety.
Low-cost medical, dental, and vision coverage. Health savings account. 403b retirement plan with employer match (50% match up to 3%). Employee Assistance Program for all employees 33 paid days off: 11 observed paid holidays, 12 sick days, and 10 vacation days to start. Vacation increases to 12 days after 1 year, 15 days after 2 years, and more at 5 and 9 years of service Sick and vacation time accrue hourly per pay period $50,000 in employer-paid life insurance; additional coverage available $1,200 annual employer contribution to your Health Savings Account (paid quarterly) Employee Referral Program including cash bonuses and paid time off
About Volunteers of America, Utah (VOA Utah) is part of a national, nonprofit, faith-based human services organization. Volunteers of America, Utah provides community-supported paths for those who are vulnerable to improve their lives and increase their self-reliance. In alignment with our mission, we encourage individuals with lived experience to apply. We recognize that a person’s life experiences can provide firsthand knowledge relevant to being successful in the work that we do.
The Behavioral Health Technician increases rapport with clients through trauma-informed practices to create a safe, welcoming environment that will offer stabilization, encourage self-sufficiency, independence, and offer basic services and support to move toward a healthier lifestyle.
Essential Duties Interview and assess client need and resources by doing a case management needs assessment within 48 hours of admission.
Coordinate with the treatment team in developing treatment plans and goals consistent with client needs.
Facilitate groups as assigned including life skills, coping skills, and community groups.
Maintain client records to ensure all paperwork is completed as required.
Provide crisis intervention services as needed.
Develop positive relationships with referral resources.
Assist in arranging client appointments and transportation.
Transport clients as needed as per agency policy.
Proactively involve and communicate with collateral support, including family, significant others, probation officers, judges, caseworkers, and others.
Document all incidents immediately and report as required.
Take primary responsibility for ensuring client Medicaid applications and address changes are completed in a timely manner.
Assisting clients in maintaining their benefits status.
Partner with the therapist and treatment team to create disposition and exit plans that prioritize ongoing safety and stabilization for each client.
Take primary responsibility for ensuring clients are meeting legal obligations.
Participate and present client information at clinical staffing meetings.
Document all case management and group services provided to clients on the same day of service.
Contribute to an environment of mutual trust and respect by treating others fairly, demonstrating empathy, and effectively managing interpersonal conflict to preserve constructive, professional relationships.
Participate in Management On-Call Schedule Maintain appropriate, professional boundaries with clients, volunteers, and co-workers.
Punctual and attends work on a regular and predictable basis.
Secondary Duties Understand and adhere to 42 CFR pt.
2 Federal Confidentiality and HIPAA laws.
Proactively expand and integrate knowledge of community resources.
Act and make decisions within the position’s scope of responsibility.
Can attend and participate in meetings and training at multiple locations.
Learn, utilize, and endorse agency selected clinical techniques, including Critical Time Intervention practices and Trauma Informed practices.
Perform other functions as necessary or assigned.
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Physical Demands Ability to walk up and down stairs. Ability to move around the facility, interacting with clients for extended periods. Work is generally performed in an office environment. May entail using a computer for extended periods of time.
Market context
Behavioral health openings in Utah often reflect steady demand for staff who can support clients in structured, high-acuity settings. These roles can be competitive because employers usually look for reliability, a valid driver’s license, age 21+, and comfort responding to behavioral outbursts, along with passing background and drug screenings. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm you can meet the screening and response expectations before applying.